Continuing with my CouchDB on the desktop series, here’s the 1st screenshot:
It’s Evolution addressbook components showing contacts from a CouchDB database. As stated in previous posts, all contacts in that database would be automatically replicated to a remote CouchDB instance, so, for instance, you could just see and edit/delete/whatever them from a web interface, and the changes would show up in Evolution.
Code is in GNOME git, under couchdb-glib and evolution-couchdb modules.
Coordinated, generally useful CouchDB integration into GNOME is really great to see.
Are you talking to the Conduit project about interfacing with a GNOME Desktop-wide CouchDB instance?
-jef
VERY CLEVER!! Well done! I wrote a very simple CouchDB address book using Rails – never thought of integrating desktop applications with it!
a thunderbird plugin to do this would be awesome as well
WTF OMG DUDE THIS IS HUGE
Fantastic.
This is awesome!